Why do wars end the way they do?

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Why do wars sometimes end with the winning side “settling” for a peace treaty or money instead of simply capturing the opposing country?

An example of this could be the The Treaty of Versailles

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Well, I think one of the biggest factors would be dealing with the populace that lives in the newly gained territory. The locale would be hostile and resistant to your government and citizens. This can also spark the beginning of resistance / separatist movements that would cause instability (very bad for investors) and extending the violence, further degrading your country’s international image.

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